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11-02-2007, 12:28 PM
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I asked over on FGF about the 742 item.
A respondent from FGF came on PY and did a search for it - and found it. (lol) Sort of like your neighbor coming into your house and finding your car keys for you. This was asked of PHS/JM - by a guy owning a 68 GTO - in July 2000. """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" The information on these Billing History cards can be very confusing. That is why we do the decoding for you and high-light the options and equipment for you. Box "37" gives the axle ratio, which on your car is a "H" or 3.36:1 ratio. The box "74" with a "2" in it is for an internal assembly operation on your vehicle and is not an option. I believe that "742" is the operation for installing seat or shoulder belts. Jim Mattison Pontiac Historic Services """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" |
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